1017 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11238

The three-story, two-family house at 1017 Fulton Street in Clinton Hill, owned by Ray Yeung, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over recent years. Most concerning are the recent structural concerns, with multiple violations in 2024 noting problems with the front brick façade including bulging walls, dislocated bricks, missing mortar joists, and concerns about window anchor integrity. These structural violations, documented between April and September 2024, were ultimately dismissed following repair work that began in May 2024 and was permitted through job B01062097 in September 2024.

The building has also faced persistent maintenance challenges, including a current Department of Health complaint regarding construction lead dust in common areas as of June 2024, and a series of code violations from 2018 that included inadequate water supply and carbon monoxide detector issues in the second-floor apartment. Historical records from 2004 show various maintenance problems that were eventually addressed, including structural issues with the main girder in the cellar, defective plaster surfaces, and hot water supply problems. Notably, the building has had no bedbug infestations reported in the past four reporting periods from 2019 through 2023, and there is currently no active violation status for bedbug-related issues.

The property has seen some repairs and maintenance work, with permits issued in March 2019 for plumbing and electrical work; however, more recent concerns regarding lead dust and structural issues indicate ongoing maintenance needs. The building's history shows a pattern of addressing violations, with most being certified as corrected, though some recent structural issues required urgent attention and monitoring through 2024. The most recent documented inspection in September 2024 confirmed acceptance of repairs, though ongoing monitoring of the building's condition appears to have been required.